Hi everyone,
I'm planning on creating this layout http://www.freetrackplans.com/Hornby-8G.php and would like some help on what Peco set track I will need to create it please.
I'd not had the model bug for a while but seeing Hornby's 2019 announcements brought it back. Only having my bedroom for a location for a model railway has always meant I couldn't build anything big, but this time i'm doing something different, as the above layout i'm building will just be plain track on a board with removable buildings, so I can place it against my bedroom wall when not in use, as I've always been more interested in the rolling stock and locomotives (all GWR stock) rather than the layout they run on. Thanks in advice for the help.
Track plan Help
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Track plan Help
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Re: Track plan Help
There is a table here http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/tr ... ersion.htm which gives the equivalent Peco vs Hornby part numbers. Here is an explanation of the geometry of the track used. https://www.hornby.com/media/pdf/Track-Geometry-PDF.pdf
Good luck with your project
Jim
Good luck with your project
Jim
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My layout - Gateside and Northbridge
My layout - Gateside and Northbridge
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Re: Track plan Help
Cheers Jimluckymucklebackit wrote:There is a table here http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/tr ... ersion.htm which gives the equivalent Peco vs Hornby part numbers. Here is an explanation of the geometry of the track used. https://www.hornby.com/media/pdf/Track-Geometry-PDF.pdf
Good luck with your project
Jim
Modelling a railway is a form of art, which means there's no such thing as perfection....